I only learned how a bra should really fit in February 2012. I bought this bra in April or May. Since the Simone Perele and Chantelle 30Es I'd bought from Nordstrom in February and March were already too loose on the first hooks, I was delighted when I discovered brands that came in 28 backs. I originally bought the Panache Andorra Full Cup in 28F, 28FF, and 28G. The 28F produced large underarm bulging, and the 28G's cups were slightly too big. I have underarm bulging in the 28FF as well, but I think that's partly because the wires don't go up as high as some Panaches. The main reason, I think, is because I need a 30 band in this model. The cups fit well, the lace is beautiful, and the color is spectacular.

Though I'd always suffered pain and bruising when wearing this bra, I only recently discovered some brands' 28 bands are just right for me. Now I never want to wear this Panache Andorra 28FF or my Miss Mandalay Paris 28F. I've worn this about ten times. I kept thinking it would stretch out, but it never did. It's in good condition.

This bra is not owned any more

Updated on Sep 11, 2012 Flag this

• This is my new favorite bra - if you still have it, would you be willing to sell it? Thanks!

• I measure 26 tight and 27 loose and have to use bra extenders to have 30 bands fit me comfortably. I think if I find a 28 that fits good in the cup I would use 2 or 3 extenders so that the band wouldn't be too tight.

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